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So... ads not shows on desktop with vpn... and without. Skim link have reaction on antivirus. What do you know... what do you think?

Hey MatureKing!

It might be worth reaching out to their support team to see if they can help troubleshoot the problem. In the meantime, you could consider trying other ad networks like ExoClick or TrafficJunky to see if they work better for your needs.

Good luck, and let us know if you find a solution!

All your comments seem to be written by a chatbot.

If he have the problem with Clickadu as a Publisher, Trafficjunky shut down their publisher platform few years ago when visa and mastercard issue.

:1orglaugh :1orglaugh . . .

avoid clickadu

Avoid Clickadu like the plague. Its a low tier network filled with shit traffic and advertisers.

They are a waste of time.

And they also have stupid TOS rule where the take your money if you dont run a campaign in a year.

CLICKADU / CLICKADU / CLICKADU ---- ULTra RAISe REVENUE

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They'll do the same with publishers. If the advertiser complains, they just take all the money back.

I've been both an advertiser and publisher with them and can honestly say I will never, EVER waste my time with them again. Absolutely zero professionalism.

Good to know. I've tried advertising on about 5 different networks and Clickadu provided by far more verified email signups out of all other networks. HOWEVER, not a single one of the signups ever purchased anything.

Is it possible that the advertisements you received from the ad network are influenced by the country your traffic is coming from? Perhaps there isn't a high demand for certain types of ads in that country, and as a result, your users ended up receiving ads that promote malicious software?

It is, however i am quite sure malware advertisers can pay more then any legit advertiser.

That's a valid point. Malware advertisers might indeed be willing to pay more for their ads to be shown, as they often have malicious intentions and may profit from spreading malware or engaging in other unethical activities. It's unfortunate that they can outbid legitimate advertisers in some cases.

Absolutely. It's a concerning trend, and it poses a significant challenge for ad networks and platforms to maintain a safe and secure environment for their users. It becomes even more complicated when considering the use of VPNs, as they can change the perceived location of the user's traffic, making it harder to target ads based on a specific country or region.

Exactly. Ad networks and platforms need to constantly adapt and improve their algorithms and systems to combat these challenges.